MARKETSSTORY 840· JUNE 24, 2026

JPMorgan Chase Announces $50 Billion Buyback, Goldman Sachs Lifts Dividend After Fed Stress Test

JPMorgan Chase unveiled a $50 billion share buyback program and Goldman Sachs raised its dividend after the Federal Reserve's annual stress test cleared all 32 large banks it examined. The

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